The program "Hoa Lu walking - Dai Co Viet y quan" took place at King Dinh Tien Hoang Temple and King Le Dai Hanh Temple in Ninh Binh with activities such as ancient costume parade, exchange, photo taking...
Volunteers perform traditional costumes at the program.
On December 24, at the Hoa Lu Ancient Capital Historical and Architectural Relic Site, Hoa Lu District, Ninh Binh Province, the program "Hoa Lu Walking Tour - Dai Co Viet Y Quan" took place to spread the image of Vietnamese ancient costumes to a large number of people and tourists.
The program took place at the space of King Dinh Tien Hoang Temple and King Le Dai Hanh Temple with activities such as ancient costume parade, exchange, taking photos with tourists ...
Participating in the program, each volunteer will be dressed in Dinh Tien Le period costumes such as: Costumes of King Dinh Tien Hoang, King Le Dai Hanh; Queen Mother Duong Van Nga, soldiers, servants,...
According to Ms. Trinh Thi Ly, Organizing Committee of Hoa Lu Legacy Project, Vietnamese traditional costumes are a precious heritage, containing the soul of the nation from thousands of years ago and need to be preserved, conserved and promoted.
The program aims to introduce traditional values to the general public, especially helping young people understand more about the history and culture of their nation. "Hoa Lu walking tour - Dai Co Viet y quan" is a way to express love and pride in Vietnamese costumes and Vietnamese soul, honoring, introducing and performing the beauty of Vietnamese traditional costumes.
Ms. Trinh Thi Ly said: "This is an opportunity to share the love from individuals and groups researching-collecting-applying traditional costumes in Ninh Binh, contributing to bringing Vietnamese costumes closer to the public at home and abroad. We are very happy that when launching the program, many young people responded."
Nguyen Thi Mai, a volunteer of the program, shared that traditional costumes bear the mark and identity of each historical period. Despite experiencing many ups and downs of history, interacting with many different cultures in the context of integration, traditional costumes still play an important role in the life and consciousness of every Vietnamese person.
Nguyen Thi Mai said that this is a very meaningful event, honoring the beauty of Vietnamese culture. Through the program, she learned more about traditional Vietnamese costumes and loved the history of the nation more./.
According to VNA
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